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DR.. BRINLEY
AZ First AE. n, Minneapolis, Him.
Northeast westhote,

Regularly graduated a nd legally qualified: long
engaged IN Chrome, Nervous and Skin diseases.
II endIy talk costs nothing. II announcement to
visit the city for treatment. medicines sent BY
mai or express, free from observation. Durable
cases guaranteed. If doubt exists we say so.
Hours, a. NJ to P. N. sundays. IL 10 2 D m
II you cannot come, state case By mail
Diseases from Ind scret.on, Excess or Exposure,
Nervousness, Debility, Dmness of SIGHT Per-
verted Vision Defective Memory. Face Pimples
Melancholy. Restiessness Loss of Spirits Pains in
the Back. etc., are treated with success. Safely
privately speedily No change OF business
Catarrah, Throat. Nose Lung Disease. Liver
Complaints. 1t is seif-evident that physician
paying particular attention TO class of diseases
alta rs great skill. Every known application is
resorted 10, and the proved good remedies of all
ages and countries are used AL are treated with
SIX n a respectful manner No experiments are
made Med cines pre- Jared in my own laboratory.
On account OF the great number of cases apply n.y.
the charges are kept low; often lower than others
ski and perfect cures are important Calor
write. symptom Lists and pamphlet tree By NAL.
The Doctor has SUCCESSFULLY treated hundreds OF
cases IN this city and vicinity.
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Opposite Views.

BosToN, Mass, Jan. 12.-The chamber
Of commerce this afternoon adopted a reso-
luton opposing the interstate commerce
bill in its present shape, Directing to the
long and short haul" clause. and fayoring
the appointment of commission.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 12.-The CONNER
cial exchange at meeting to-day adopted
resolutions with but little opposition, in
dorsing the interstate commerce bill now
before congress- especially the provisions
In rega I'd to pooling and long and short
hauls
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minneapolis Real Estate.

The following transfers we're recorded in the
Office of the register of deeds yesterday:
Its TO IL inc. blk l, Marshalfs adj; RE
Moore to A Walters ..........- 49, IS 600
Blk l. Marshall's add; NJ a Rutland to
E Moore. =: -.............- ........ 1000
Elk l, Marshalrs add; NJ Z Button to
E Moore -.:;-..:................... 1.4OO
Cne-half 1t 12, blk 4 Dunsmores add;
Robert Kelly to Edith n FridIey. 1000
Its /, and 8, blk l, MarshaIrs add:
Walters to Fw Beekenbaek-- 5000
Its 9. 10 and IL. blk l. MarshaiTs add; I
Walters to L j Anderson. ............. 49, $50
1t 5. blk >, Woodland Park Robert E Grim
shaw to Fred snyder.... ............... 1.4OO
Part 1t /, blk I, Ridgewood add; ] H Ed
monds to " Brown. ... & 500
Part Its ; and 6, blk ,. Campbelrs add; CHI
Wheeler to BusternaOrf. ............. L4OO
Lit :, blk . Fisk's add; Lewis w Campbell
to f G Drew $500. LOCO
D. 6, q blk =: It's land !, blk 8; Its l, .. ), 6,
s, Is, blk 4, OAK View add; L G Woodbury.
TO j A Wright OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
1t ,, blk e, Crun's Second add; o 4 Searle
to Andrew Thoralson.--.. ...-........ LOCO
Its 8. Z. S. 81. % % aud "a. blk s. Byron's
add; a Nettleton TO n Rood ...... 2765
1t ), blk 9, Excelsior add; A w Latham to
&c Emerson. 1900
Part Its s, y and 10, blk Il. Highland Park
add. E Gillespie to George H Rust. lS0O
Ii 20, b k 3, Boulevard add; J Woodford
to a swan.trou. ........................ 1926
1t b blk =, Ridgswood add; Albert n Scott
to n Edmonds. .............. 800
Part Its and i, 4ee27, town III, range "a;
PC King to Eugene J swan. ............ $500
Hall of 1t 3, blk 9, Excelsior add; F Emer-
son to W F Hurd, ...-..........:. 1850
Its S. g. 10 and H. blk 8. Mount View add;
81 c trelow TO sarah Secore .--........... $500
1t :, blk l. swans FIRST add; Is W Thompson
TO Z swan. $500
Its 8, and 8, aud It l5, blk 4, Riverview
add; Boyey to E Greenlun. ........ l. 200
IL acres IN sec ,, town lis, range p; CT
Frost TO G Neidhardt Observation-Disclosures. 1000
1t l, Bulls subd; H c Bull 70 5 D Campbell 9 200
Part 1t 3. Lawrence & Reeves out lots; Il
Nee Smith TO JACOB II Cook 200
Land in Goes add; George Smith TO Clara
N robinson. :.,-.............. $500
1t :, blk l, swans First add; ] Swan to
W Thompson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Its and g. Wolverron's rearr; Jacob A
Wolverton to John Flynn. ..... l,seO
1t l, blk p Wright x Fisk's add; William
Ware to Charles Ostram ....-... ....-..... 1850
1t % blk S, Motor Line add; Samuel John
to Flora Babb.... ................ 1900
Its and {. blk 4. Goodrich's subd; Good
rich to o G Bergstrom Observation-Disclosures. 1850
1t TO- b K l, Lawrence & Fuller's add; a c
Amy to David Wiskoff. -............. 49,. $500
1t l, blk l. Loring's add; " b Emery to L L
Sts1Ier l,2tU
16 minor deeds less than 81, 600 each. s.402
Total number OF deeds 5O....-.........sle0.s3 9
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Finally Burned.

LIMA, o.. JAN. II This morning while
inside large oil still at the Standard re-
finery putting in man-head. a bucket of
benzine upset and ignited, setting fire to
Robert Holly and Tiffany Rail. burning
them frightfully. Holly, with his clothes
on ire, crawled from the man-hole and fell
to the ground. distance of fourteen feet,
breaking his back. His body was literally
roasted. Rails injuries are also fatal.
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Material Rank Election,.

The annual elections of the national
banks of the city have been held. the result
being to make few changes in the director
etes Following were the several boards
elected and their subsequent organizations:
Bank OF CommeFce-Directors, E. a. Har-
mon, A. w. Wright, George II. Rust, a. E.
Gale. w. J. Van Dyke. w. H. Eustis. l.. l..
Olds. F. w. Lyman. W. S. Culbertson, w. W.
Huntington, w. L. Bassett, o. N. Laraway,
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six Men Hurt.

PITTsBURG. Pa. Jan. 12.-Chief of the
Fire Department Evans. Assistant Chief
Steel and Firemen Haupt. Graham, MilIi-
gan and Benny were painfully burned by a
natural gas explosion in the cellar of a
building occupied by Mrs. Anderson, on
Twelfth street, this morning. The explo-
sion shook the houses in the neignborh0od,
and as quickly as possible the unfortunate
men were removed from the building. All
were badly burned about head and face, but
none of them are believed to have received
fatal injuries.
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CANNOG HELP THEMSELVES.
The Water Board will Probably Ac-
CENT The Irnn Pine asihs

It is probable that the wafer board will
conclude after all 10 accept the bid of Dennis
Long Il Co., of st. Louis. for furnishing iron
pipe at S36.25. The amount of iron to be
purchased is $3.50 tons, or enough to lay
forty miles of pipe. This is a third more
than was purchased last year, when iron cost
S21.70 alton. Wlile the advance of nearly
SO 4 ton seems unreasonable. still the board
is gradually being forced 10 the conclusion
that the raise is legitimate and is not the re-
suit of Il combination as was suspected. Pig
iron has advanced from %l3 to S20.S0 since
last year; freights from S3.25 10 S4.25, and Ia
bog costs 20 per cent. more.it is claimed. What
makes the situation even more serious is that
iron is steadily advancing. and there ma be
some difficulty in getting contracts filled if
there is any further delay. The committee
on extensions have met twice and it is
thought has concluded to accept the bid. 4
meeting of the board will be held this morn
ing.
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AMONG THE DEAD.

The remains Of Frank Meyler. the brake
man VINO was killed at the Northern Pacific
junction Sunday night, were yesterday sent
to LaCone, n. Y.
owen w. Green died at the Ardmore hotel
yesterday, aged Sc years. Charles S. Green,
brother of the deceased, will take the body
to Philadelphia Tor burial. leaving by the Chi
cago, ST. Paul Il Minneapolis to-day
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Killed hy a Train.

WINCHESTER, Pa, Jan. 12.-Joseph
Miller, farmer. and Abel Campbell a
laborer. while crossing the track of the
Baltimore & Ohio railway in a sleigh near
Charleston. W. Va. this morning. were
struck by southbound train and both in
stantly killed.
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dozen of the Middleton crew. No fatal re-
suits are thus far reported The unfortun-
ate men subdued the flames by rolling in
the snow
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Hosiery and Underwear
AM USENENTS.

At ruinous low prices at McLain's, 3s4
Wabasha street.
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MINNEAPOLIS EVENTS.

The Grain Rate War Unchanged-The
Manitoba Road Expected to
Yield Soon.
Great Success of the Gounod Club in THE
MeSsiah"-New Workers at
0urtiSs Hall.
The Mtkado Masqueraders--Ca Cana
dian Concert--Y. Nj. c. A. So
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A Paper Hanger Observation-Disclosures
Excitement the Cause--Vari-
Gus Other Matters.
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.THE mE>SI4H.n

IutTt CaH Dc IIU UIutI, IuaI CHI 5
hat the Manitoba must yield"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
ms olvsra ms ssLov.D sL.xr..
un. y. 2. SMITH.

when the test are wora and weary,
Whsn the syss grow dim with tears,
Wnen the days srU lone and drsafy
Win the monotone OF ysArS
And the fAintfaG foetsssps fsltsr
10 the marshes dAnk and dssp.
Win the grfefs no time can alter.
win he sivs His loved osss siesp?
when all happiness has vanished,
And the heart 70 sorn and OLD;
feodfng on the husks 10 famishsd
With mn ngertng untold,
And the way I, darx and lonely
Up the rugged mountain stoep.
Faith asks tue sssarAncs only
That no We HIS loved ones sleep.
viii he lead them BY sill w.tsrs
Ia the pastures warm and bright:
Earths poor hsart-sick cons AMI dauRh ers
Out OF dsrkness Into light?
Oh long 70 Bnow the secrets
Tne stern silence keep
Will 10 iose our burdens some day
VIII he give His oh lldrea slsop
Will there come day Of resting
When tns pain and toll are done.
Done the penAnce and the fasting.
And the hnSl sAnds are rupf
Will the heart forget It's sorrows
And the eyes forget 10 weep
There shall Dc no WeGry morIows
III he gives His loved ones sleep.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
EOrRIYenahk.

OF all human virtues, none is so diff
cult to compass as that of full and
frank forgiveness. No word is so
often said, and nothing is more seldom
done. and no gap between the word
and the thing is more carefully con-
cealed. Friends tall out, and II for
give you" ends the sorry drama; but
the assurance Is rarely solid-the sound
strikes the ear, but the echoes die
away before they reach the heart, and
the breach which has been made is
always a breach, tbinlv covered for
show, not service. Il forgive, but ]
cannot forget" is also q favorite
phras 9 with those who try to serve
two masters. But not to forget Is net
to forgive, in the true sense. When
we thoroughly forgive, we do not re-
member. nor do we wish to rememhtr +,
the wrong done.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
The Crops sn tho ,outh

Tho Baltimore Man nufsctuIers' Record
prints five pag-s Of special report, from
the entire South giving = fArDrsole &C.
cunt of the crops AMI business pros
poets OF that ssction. "Tbe oorn crop
of the South 10 unprecedeptly large, ex.
ceediug the yield Of 1886 by owe, fifty
miliien bushels, the ) ield OF 1885 ey
seventy million busheis and the yield
OF 1854 by one hundred aud ven mil
lion bushels. The South will this ear
bs nearly sell suppvrt,rg IA the matter
OF com, ana many million, ., noiiATs
thst have hare tofote gone ~'s 81 Tor corn
wil this season be sav.o Ia snuLern
farmers. While recent u.isvorabit
veal her has damaged t. sobo extent
the cotEon prosprcls wtiel, month
ago, promised tuch an uurns us yl1in,
;he crop VIII stili be a. % one. AL
vsnoed prices for tobacco wi !, II Is
. aimed, counts bslanc- IL ihe far hers
the decrasse IN !isd. du- main ' 10
decres sed acreage o her CROPS have |,
with few axcep,ions, bet very good.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
OIito True


Sor'h Ban timys
The printer makes mistakes occa
sionally in setting type from manu-
script which escapes the notice of the
p oof-reader, but fifty mistsses are
corrected in printing office for one
that is committed. The following
from a speech deliv red by Col. r T.
Tan Horn, is net an exaggeIation oi
the truth
"If the manuscripts of speeches, ser
mons. law arguments, scientific or pro
tessional pa ers were printed as they
come to the printer hands, seven in
ten of great regulations would be
wrecked, the educators of the lands,
the very teachers OF the grammar
schools not excepted There is some
thing in the process of the handling of
types, of reading copy, of correcting
proofs, that begets an aptitude that nc
other instruction can give.
The mind is so trained that il detects
errors in style, expression and rhythm
in composition, as the trained ear de.
tects discord in music The printer is,
after all, the real protector OF literary
reputation"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
~ REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

AuRusl TO- iooss
Upon the application of Philip NJ. Plum.
kett, Administrator of John J. Plunkett,
late Of Wilmington Hundred, in said
county, dec, ased. 1t is ordered and d.
rected by the Register that the Adminstra-
tor aforesaid give notice OF granting OF let
tiers of Administration upon the estate
OF the deceased, with the date. OF
granting thereof, by causing adver-
tisements to be posted within 20 days from the
date ofeuch letters In six of the most public
pl aces of the county of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly In such case male and provided !:
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period In the i,aily REPUBLICAN,
. newspaper publishedia Wilmington, and TO
be continued therein three weeks GO
(~( Given under the hand and Seal OF
IL. s. {ofice of the Register aforesaid, 81
-~-~ Wilmington. In New Castle County
aforesaid. the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFuRlo. Register.
NoTICE--All person having claims agains'
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrator
aforesaid. on or before August Is, 1858, or
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case made
PHILIP NJ. PLUNkETT,
Admins rator.
Address, Wilmington, Del. a2D-sw-eod
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
DR.. ]. MlllER'8
VEGETABLE
EXPECT GRANT.

Ihis lnyaausble Medicine 10 -
knowiedgsd By the thousands 70 be The
BEST Cough Medicine in the WOrl d.
sor Coughs, CoIds, Sore Throat, ,Hoarssness
Inflammation Of tho Threat and Mouth,
Whooping Cough, Canker, hash, &C., thsrs
mo medicine nowin use that has performed
more cures.
IL 10 warranted not to contain any min.
eral substa noe; IL fs also free from laudsnum no
or Pqu Ills; IL may bo taken at any time with
perfect safety. Sold BY all druggists. 3sc
and u bottle. Il MORO An Il SONS,
Prop, PrOvfdeac a, X.
Dr. Haynes Arabian BalsAm 10 un.
equaied Tor Oiou). Try iG 26c. and 81. 1t
Druggists marisowem
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
DEG ISTER'S ORDER.
H REGISTERS OFFICE,
Nuw CAarIR (DUNTY. DEL.

August Z1th, 1857.
Upon the application ii John A. Cranston
an May 4. Justis. Administrators of james
Crnnston, late OF Chr,sliana Hundred, In
said county, deceased, 1T Is ordered and n.
granting OF letters OF Administration,
upon the estate OF the deceased, with the date
OF granting thereof, by causing adveriis ise.
ments 70 be posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters In six OF
the most public places Of the county
OF New Castle. requiring all persont
having demands against the estate TO present
the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly In
such case made and provided and also cause
The same 70 be Inserted within the same reriof
in the Daily REPUBLICAN. newspaper pub
nshed in wilmington, Del, and TO be contn'
ueo therein three weeks (e. o. d.
(~>l Given under the hsnd ana eeal o.
e.. 8. Once Of the Register aforesaid, o.
e. Wilmington, In New Castle COUNT
Aforesaid. the day and year above written.
JOHN K. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTICE All persons having claims agsins
the estate Of the deceased must present tn'
same duly attested 10 the Administrators,
on or before august 9th, loeS or ABIDE
the Actof Assembly in such case made anc
proviued.
JOHN A CRANSTON,
MARY L. JUSTI5,
Administrators.
Address, Newport Del. au7
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
ID EdISTEk'S ORDER.
IN RH8IsTHR's OYYICn,
NEW UAsTLH COUNTY, Dli.,
Auat.At l3.h l8df

ID EdISTEk'S ORDER.
n RnsIsTHR'B OYYICu,
NEW UAsTLn COUNTY, Dli.,
August 13.h, 1857.
Upon the application Of IRWIN W
PlEKCB. Executor Of IUAN TAYLOR
lste Of Wilmington Hd., ii said oorrty
do ,eased, It ts ordered and dirested By the
Register that the Executor sforosaid give
notice Af granting OF letters Testanen
tary upon the estate Of the do
sased, with the date Of granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from tho date o
5uoh lotters IN SIX OF the most public plaoo.
y the county Of New Castle, requiring aI
persons having demands against the estate
70 present the same, or abide BY an Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided
and also cause the Same TO DO insortec
within the soae period in the Daily
REPUBLICAN . newspaper published In vii
mington, Dol, and 70 be continued therein
.hree woeks 10 o d..
~~) Given under the hand and Seal
LIS. }ofOttice Of the Register aforesaid
t~~~\et Wilmington, In New Castle
County Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. JOHN X. BRADfORD,
Register.
NorIoH.-All persons having claims agains,
the estate OF the docessed must present the
'ame, duly attested TO the Executor,
IN or before August 18th, 1888, I"
sbide the Act Of Assembly IN such case made
IRWIN W. PIERUE, Executor.
Addrees, Bsll vue, Del,
Or X o. FRaIN, fsl, hts Attorney
aIb3s-ood Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31

~ az .h,,aven's system. No prsvious knowlsdss
Yea, 'her Ar required. Colleges open ali the
ion h. students can enter any time, All tut.
~. %s procuring sitss tions, ior which sid "
tuii a.. no charge. College pamphlets with
ian, ,ot sn selfteaohine Lessons In either An
ca. x NJ ny Sddrsss for 10 ets.; both srtah .
Of Hsso sAmpa secsptsd. Address sifAsf
n h.ss.os,phiA T.. Pa; UhisaGo, III; Ofneinnssi,
'ssa xnnoisoo. OAl, y-Dod-SW
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
SCH OOL OPENING,

Miss II. =. Dsp nison will reopen her prf-
vate school. at 3tb W. Fourth street, on
Monday, Sept. 8. She Will be 1t the school
on August 3lst and September lst. from
8 TO o'cloc', to register pnpils. Those
wishing t, secure seats should apply carly.
a29 Sc
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
SELECT SCHOOL,

NJ KS. M. HEATH will open, September
18th, . selec. school, at hor residence, ON
Union strest, Second door below Delaware
avenue. Common and advsncst branches
taught. Alse orls m sntal branches.
ALL needs
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31

lHGk AND SMALL
ulsnI 81 iali prices.
..ltei wagons. W,
N fra,h iu slo-Sms
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31

|l,OgERIY GEN rRAL
)lnlt'H lSper cent In
! s.s IN good location
~. Apply 70 J. }.
AG asst
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31

sgY BRlCk HOUSE
n 4 Lowering avenue,
Will Nil chesp,and
r1ue.. Monthly Install.
n L!idan suest Apply
SlIls. III om,e. ilb-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31
IIillA.

RuF,OR klChAN9E
n ilrn VI Is acfes,
sisud; land good.
II sp2s tree, pear
Ikned house, with
s~ilfy outbuildings
{lVALILh, 8 W. nh
A25 1t
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31

sK w. STORE PROP
y. Apply 10 ROB.
~ Fsnins building.
- lle-u
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31

y, ts.SaED OK UE.
IN VIM tr without
[""s aSe sta
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31

s,usRs. loI L sth ST.
as 90
Daily Republican., 1887-08-31

IN IDVsrs,,iIoIusss IDV.,,II %
= y al ,osI pailass. in ?
uwn' a&et
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Notice OF Final Proof
II s. LAND OFFICE.

HELENA,M. T., June 21, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Helena, Mont, on
August lth, 1887, viz: George w. Morse, who
made Presumption Declaratory Statement, No:
1888, for the 5 y n sec. u, ne II eA
Il, tp 10 Il, 3 W, lot i, sec T. tp 10 n, rl2 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove
lis continuous residence upon. ard cultivation
Of, said land, viz: Benjamin f. Horton, Stone
Station; Frank Woods, s. F. McSpraden, and
William DingwaN. Of New Chicago. soct.
23-5t s. ". LAsGHoR,;E, Register
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W. Il. Brown, Campbell 4 Duffy,
Philipsburg. Butte City.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Legal business of all kind. to be transacted in
Philipsburg or vicinity will receive prompt at
| tention. Address firm at either postofice.
#. Adkins On, HI. Forrest Titus
Helena. Philipsburg.
Atkinson & TITUS,
ATT0RNEYs-AT-LAw,
Special attention given to applications for
mineral and agricultural patents, and contests
before the Land Office and Interior Depart
ment
u. III. CONNOLLY,
ACCOUNTANT AND BOOKKEEPER,
Neglected Accounts Carefully Examined and
Correctly Balanced.
Office with F. D. Brown,
PHIL1PsBURG, Mont.
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Unearthed Treasures,

In recent years the reading public has
anxiously watched the progress Of the ex-
cavations at Pompeii, at Troy, by DR.:
Schiemann, and at Nineveh and Baby
Ion. Inscriptions and relics without
number have been exhumed, revealing
facts of marvellous interest. This matter
is now presented to the people in the
"Museum of Antiquity which is now be-
ing canvassed in this vicinity. The CON-
plete volume contains about 1000 pages,
is profusely illustrated and forms the
most valuable book of the age. Be sure
and examine the advance sheets.
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Professional Appointment.

DR.. II. J. Smith, the eminent specialist
from San Francisco, who visited here from
bis branch office at Butte a short time
ago and performed many phenomenal
cases of chronic and special diseases, will
be at the Kaiser House, Philipsburg, on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, July
4, and 6, where he may be consulted
regarding all chronic, special and surgical
affections, including deafness, nasal Ca
tarrh, all throat and lung affections, ner-
vous, blood and sexual diseases, or weak
ness in either sex. Reference can be
given to some of the best citizens in Phil
ipsburg and neighborhood that have been
cured by him. Consultation free.
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A Long Felt Want Supplied.

Mrs. Fred. Elliott has nearly completed
a commodious and substantial structure
for frst-class hotel in Granite, of which
she will be the owner and poprietress. It
will be three and one-half stories high,
built on a solid frame from the ground
up, furnished throughout with Leopold's
frst-class spring beds, and no pains or
money will be spared to make it the best
in Montana Mrs. Elliott has a host of
friends both here and all over Califor-
MIA, and her name will give to all an
assurance of fair treatment, and to the
Elliott House the success which is always
the reward of industry and good manage
ment,
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1887-06-30
DR.. w. "A. Allen

Surgeon-Dentist, will visit Philipsburg
| September l, 1887. All orders left with
DR.. W. II. Allen, NJ. D., will receive
prompt attention, and satisfaction guar
| anteed. DR.. w. A. ALLEN.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1887-06-30
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